Pallav

With bit of tweaking in XML, you can achieve these type of charts using the scatter chart.

FusionCharts doesn't natively support date/time axis. However, using the scatter chart, you can simulate the data by setting x-indexes of each point. The scatter chart also allows you to plot lines between the data points.

I'm afraid that's not possible as of now.

You may please see http://www.fusioncharts.com/FusionCharts/Docs > Guide for Web Developers > FusionCharts and PHP. We've lot of simple and easy-to-grasp examples with documentation.

You can use encodeDataURL("OneProbe.xml", true) instead of OneProbe.xml to stop caching of the XML data.

You've various options for label display like rotate, slant, wrap etc. You can read about them at http://www.fusioncharts.com/FusionCharts/Docs/Contents/AttDesc/DataLabels.html

We've added this to our wish-list for the future releases. However, as of now, I cannot give you a concrete ETA for inclusion of these features.

Are you using the chart inside a FORM? If yes, you'll need to pull it outside the FORM, before you can connect it to JavaScript.

Yes - you'll need to add the date/time at the end of $strDataURL

For each chart, it differs. render() is the consolidated chart method that calls all the chart methods in a sequence at the given time interval (based on animation pattern). We use setInterval and clearInterval to call these methods at the required time interval. So, even the event would need to be called as a part of the last function in the sequence of that chart.

I'm afraid we do not have such an event in Flash.

We've fixed this bug and would be releasing it as a part of PowerMaps v3.0.3.

Do you need this event for JavaScript or Flash?

We insist on always encoding the URL before providing it to FusionCharts.

This is because of the following lines in com/fusioncharts/core/Chart.as: private var testTFX : Number = - 2000; private var testTFY : Number = - 2000; You can change it to 0. Also, in comfusionchartshelperToolTip.as, you'll need to change the following values to 0: this.tf._x = - 100; this.tf._y = - 100; However, this might cause an initial flicker of tool tip.

With v3 legend, do you see any data at all? Yes - it's free upgrade from v2.3 to v3 at www.fusioncharts.com/PUC

Yes Steve - we did receive the XML and tested it. Since the series names are pretty long in your example, we

Can you for once try changing the legend's font (or outCnvBaseFont) to Arial and see if it works?

To disable the scroll bars from Legend component, you need to edit to comfusionchartshelperLegend.as The addition of scroll bar is done in render() function of that class.

To show the items in legend in any order, you'll have to provide the items in XML in the same order. Using v3 grid, you can show a border around the entire grid.

Are you directly loading the chart into a ScrollPane? If yes, I'm afraid it won't work, as FusionCharts classes do not derive from UIObject class and hence the scroll bar needs to be manipulated before it can actually function well.

Can you once try legendPosition='Right' and see what's happening? The legend scroll wouldn't cause any conflict, as it's an internal FusionCharts component and not a Flash Component.

You can use the same concept as explained at http://www.fusioncharts.com/FusionCharts/Docs/Contents/TTip_Lines.html

Can you please send us one such XML, where the legend is getting cluttered?

I'm afraid that's not possible, as FusionCharts is entirely rendered on the client-side.